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please review my work
learned a lot from this news group, so i thought i would share what i have done. please review Shiloh www.theshiloh.co.uk |
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well dont all rush at once!!!
Shiloh "Shiloh" wrote in message ... learned a lot from this news group, so i thought i would share what i have done. please review Shiloh www.theshiloh.co.uk |
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well dont all rush at once!!!
Shiloh "Shiloh" wrote in message ... learned a lot from this news group, so i thought i would share what i have done. please review Shiloh www.theshiloh.co.uk |
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I only listened to the first song, it's very good and so is the production.
Thats the easy part done. Regards Swan "Shiloh" wrote in message ... learned a lot from this news group, so i thought i would share what i have done. please review Shiloh www.theshiloh.co.uk |
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I only listened to the first song, it's very good and so is the production.
Thats the easy part done. Regards Swan "Shiloh" wrote in message ... learned a lot from this news group, so i thought i would share what i have done. please review Shiloh www.theshiloh.co.uk |
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"Shiloh" wrote in message
... well dont all rush at once!!! Shiloh "Shiloh" wrote in message ... learned a lot from this news group, so i thought i would share what i have done. please review Shiloh www.theshiloh.co.uk So, what? You want a quick response to hours, days, weeks, months or years of your work? It's ok. Reasonable production, nice voice but muted and nothing creates real excitement. Not meant as a derogatory remark. You asked. The question you have to ask yourself, particularly on this newsgroup, is what would make the participants here put your music on rather than a 1,000th replay of Inna Gadda Divita or Black Magic Woman or Jeff Beck's Ice Cream Cakes or Smokey Robinson or Curtis Mayfield or Janis Joplin or the Doobie Brothers? Or even some of the cuts from any of the 5 RAP CD compilations (buy the Fifth of RAP compilation from www.recaudiopro.net and see what others are doing and what answers might already be available to your questions). But don't get me wrong. Perhaps you're just showing that because someone can have a recording studio in their home doesn't mean they should. Perhaps your best bet is to get a producer, go into a real facility, and see what collaboration in a professional environment might do for your music. You might like it. But you certainly shouldn't take anything I say as there being something wrong with your current efforts. Every road has a first step. Unfortunately it's the same first step whether it's the road to hell or to heaven. You have to decide which is which, not us. We offer you our best wishes for a glorious career in music and have high hopes that you will be the savior of quality music. We have the same wishes for all who travel here. It's part of the territory. -- Roger W. Norman SirMusic Studio |
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"Shiloh" wrote in message
... well dont all rush at once!!! Shiloh "Shiloh" wrote in message ... learned a lot from this news group, so i thought i would share what i have done. please review Shiloh www.theshiloh.co.uk So, what? You want a quick response to hours, days, weeks, months or years of your work? It's ok. Reasonable production, nice voice but muted and nothing creates real excitement. Not meant as a derogatory remark. You asked. The question you have to ask yourself, particularly on this newsgroup, is what would make the participants here put your music on rather than a 1,000th replay of Inna Gadda Divita or Black Magic Woman or Jeff Beck's Ice Cream Cakes or Smokey Robinson or Curtis Mayfield or Janis Joplin or the Doobie Brothers? Or even some of the cuts from any of the 5 RAP CD compilations (buy the Fifth of RAP compilation from www.recaudiopro.net and see what others are doing and what answers might already be available to your questions). But don't get me wrong. Perhaps you're just showing that because someone can have a recording studio in their home doesn't mean they should. Perhaps your best bet is to get a producer, go into a real facility, and see what collaboration in a professional environment might do for your music. You might like it. But you certainly shouldn't take anything I say as there being something wrong with your current efforts. Every road has a first step. Unfortunately it's the same first step whether it's the road to hell or to heaven. You have to decide which is which, not us. We offer you our best wishes for a glorious career in music and have high hopes that you will be the savior of quality music. We have the same wishes for all who travel here. It's part of the territory. -- Roger W. Norman SirMusic Studio |
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interesting responce. Thank you.
"Roger W. Norman" wrote in message ... "Shiloh" wrote in message ... well dont all rush at once!!! Shiloh "Shiloh" wrote in message ... learned a lot from this news group, so i thought i would share what i have done. please review Shiloh www.theshiloh.co.uk So, what? You want a quick response to hours, days, weeks, months or years of your work? It's ok. Reasonable production, nice voice but muted and nothing creates real excitement. Not meant as a derogatory remark. You asked. The question you have to ask yourself, particularly on this newsgroup, is what would make the participants here put your music on rather than a 1,000th replay of Inna Gadda Divita or Black Magic Woman or Jeff Beck's Ice Cream Cakes or Smokey Robinson or Curtis Mayfield or Janis Joplin or the Doobie Brothers? Or even some of the cuts from any of the 5 RAP CD compilations (buy the Fifth of RAP compilation from www.recaudiopro.net and see what others are doing and what answers might already be available to your questions). But don't get me wrong. Perhaps you're just showing that because someone can have a recording studio in their home doesn't mean they should. Perhaps your best bet is to get a producer, go into a real facility, and see what collaboration in a professional environment might do for your music. You might like it. But you certainly shouldn't take anything I say as there being something wrong with your current efforts. Every road has a first step. Unfortunately it's the same first step whether it's the road to hell or to heaven. You have to decide which is which, not us. We offer you our best wishes for a glorious career in music and have high hopes that you will be the savior of quality music. We have the same wishes for all who travel here. It's part of the territory. -- Roger W. Norman SirMusic Studio |
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interesting responce. Thank you.
"Roger W. Norman" wrote in message ... "Shiloh" wrote in message ... well dont all rush at once!!! Shiloh "Shiloh" wrote in message ... learned a lot from this news group, so i thought i would share what i have done. please review Shiloh www.theshiloh.co.uk So, what? You want a quick response to hours, days, weeks, months or years of your work? It's ok. Reasonable production, nice voice but muted and nothing creates real excitement. Not meant as a derogatory remark. You asked. The question you have to ask yourself, particularly on this newsgroup, is what would make the participants here put your music on rather than a 1,000th replay of Inna Gadda Divita or Black Magic Woman or Jeff Beck's Ice Cream Cakes or Smokey Robinson or Curtis Mayfield or Janis Joplin or the Doobie Brothers? Or even some of the cuts from any of the 5 RAP CD compilations (buy the Fifth of RAP compilation from www.recaudiopro.net and see what others are doing and what answers might already be available to your questions). But don't get me wrong. Perhaps you're just showing that because someone can have a recording studio in their home doesn't mean they should. Perhaps your best bet is to get a producer, go into a real facility, and see what collaboration in a professional environment might do for your music. You might like it. But you certainly shouldn't take anything I say as there being something wrong with your current efforts. Every road has a first step. Unfortunately it's the same first step whether it's the road to hell or to heaven. You have to decide which is which, not us. We offer you our best wishes for a glorious career in music and have high hopes that you will be the savior of quality music. We have the same wishes for all who travel here. It's part of the territory. -- Roger W. Norman SirMusic Studio |
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Shiloh wrote: interesting responce. Thank you. You can always submit your work to T.A.X.I. You are guaranteed a glowing review.  |
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Shiloh wrote: interesting responce. Thank you. You can always submit your work to T.A.X.I. You are guaranteed a glowing review. |
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Shiloh wrote:
learned a lot from this news group, so i thought i would share what i have done. please review Shiloh www.theshiloh.co.uk General trend: good basic sound work - someone commented on the bass, it seems OK to me. The reverb sounds a bit much and - to me - artificial, it may be intentional, naturalness is not always the optimum choice for this kind of production. Kind regards Peter Larsen -- ******************************************* * My site is at: http://www.muyiovatki.dk * ******************************************* |
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Shiloh wrote:
learned a lot from this news group, so i thought i would share what i have done. please review Shiloh www.theshiloh.co.uk General trend: good basic sound work - someone commented on the bass, it seems OK to me. The reverb sounds a bit much and - to me - artificial, it may be intentional, naturalness is not always the optimum choice for this kind of production. Kind regards Peter Larsen -- ******************************************* * My site is at: http://www.muyiovatki.dk * ******************************************* |
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Shiloh wrote:
well dont all rush at once!!! More may listen than those that comment, and simply say nothing because they feel their viewpoints covered by the first few comments. Also fairly commenting does require a few moments of occasionally precious time. The RAP CD-set and the LP strongly recommended as suggested by Roger W. Norman, do take care to locate the liner notes that explain how things were done, it is then that it gets not just joy and fun, but also education. Shiloh Kind regards Peter Larsen -- ******************************************* * My site is at: http://www.muyiovatki.dk * ******************************************* |
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Shiloh wrote:
well dont all rush at once!!! More may listen than those that comment, and simply say nothing because they feel their viewpoints covered by the first few comments. Also fairly commenting does require a few moments of occasionally precious time. The RAP CD-set and the LP strongly recommended as suggested by Roger W. Norman, do take care to locate the liner notes that explain how things were done, it is then that it gets not just joy and fun, but also education. Shiloh Kind regards Peter Larsen -- ******************************************* * My site is at: http://www.muyiovatki.dk * ******************************************* |
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